Grieving Together

Last week, my school experienced a tragic loss. Kimberly Forsyth, whom I worked with closely, passed away last weekend from a long-time battle with cancer. When the students received the news on Monday morning, many didn’t quite know what to think. Read More...

How much is a proper education worth?

I first heard about this funding problem in my Intro to Ed class this last semester. And to be honest, I had put it to the back of my mind until I came across a local organization’s website (http://www.citizensforequity.org). Then, last week, I Read More...

Giving Choices Lends Itself to Better Behavior

Often times, in daycare and school settings, there are behavior issues. Whether it be just one child or the whole group (because we all know they have their days; watch for full moons), it can be hard to solve those problems. There are some children who Read More...

A New Age Garage Sale

Growing up, I learned the value of a garage sale or a “free” sign. If you looked careful enough, a real bargain was sure to come your way. The same holds true today, but has moved focus to none other than..the internet. Instead of traveling Read More...

A Lover’s Empty Promise: Job Security

Recent events have led me to believe that the term “job security,” is much like being in a long-term relationship. The security of a particular job can be assured and promised, much like a well-suited companion. The job, or person, can be Read More...